AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoGoogle’s Finland AI push: Alphabet plans at least €13bn ($15bn) for Finnish AI data centres over two years, including three new sites and a 22-year deal to buy up to half the output of Fortum’s Loviisa nuclear plant—starting at reduced capacity in 2028 and scaling to 50% through 2030-2049. Energy security & risk: The investment is tied to power supply, while ESB has warned investors about possible “state actor” attacks on energy assets after recent sabotage incidents across Europe. Border & security: Finland says six people were found hiding in a vehicle at the Port of Helsinki after illegal entry attempts, with investigators linking similar routes to broader trafficking networks. Public safety: Finland’s regulator suspended operations at Helsinki’s Plastic Surgery Center after the death of influencer Olivia Oras, citing “patient safety” concerns. Culture & heritage: A metal detectorist in Sysmä unearthed Finland’s largest Late Iron Age silver hoard, with thousands of coins and jewellery. Sports (Finland in focus): Oliver Solberg led after a wet first day of Rally Chile, with Finnish teammate Sami Pajari in the top pack.
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